Dr. Ali Rezazadeh Juybari
About Dr. Ali Rezazadeh Juybari
Dr. Ali Rezazadeh Juybari was born in **1991** in the holy city of **Qom**, the spiritual center of the Islamic Revolution in Iran. His father is an Islamic scholar who migrated from the city of **Juybar** to Qom to pursue religious studies. His mother is a homemaker who also worked as a tailor.
When Ali was born, he had two older sisters, aged five and seven, who welcomed him with great joy. He grew up in a family devoted to Islamic knowledge and the love of the Ahl al-Bayt (A.S.). When he was two years old, Allah blessed the family with another son named **Hasan**.
At the age of four and a half, Ali’s father began introducing him to the Holy Qur’an. He gradually taught him short verses, one word at a time, laying a strong foundation for memorization.
A significant turning point came when Ali’s father attended a spiritual retreat at the sacred **Jamkaran Mosque**. During the program, two young Qur’an memorizers, **Mohammad Sadegh Vaziri** and **Mohammad Hossein Tabatabaei**, amazed the audience with their remarkable memorization and accurate answers to Qur’anic questions. Inspired by their achievement, Ali’s father realized that his own son also possessed the potential to memorize the entire Qur’an.
From that day forward, he designed a structured educational program and devoted a large portion of his time to Ali’s Qur’anic training.
> *”When patience and care accompany the education of a child, the language of childhood blossoms with knowledge.”*
Ali was encouraged to learn in a joyful atmosphere. He continued to play with friends, spend time with his family, and participate in Qur’anic gatherings. Receiving small prizes and encouragement increased his enthusiasm and strengthened his love for the Qur’an.
In the beginning, progress was naturally slow because Ali had not yet learned to read or write. After several months, he had memorized only the first and the last parts of the Qur’an through constant repetition and listening to recorded recitations. When his father once suggested taking a break if memorization had become difficult, Ali immediately replied that he loved the Qur’an and hoped to memorize it completely.
His father never rushed him. Instead, the memorization process always matched Ali’s natural ability and readiness. Alongside memorization, Ali gradually learned to read directly from the Qur’an.
One of Ali’s unique characteristics was that he memorized not only the verses but also their **verse numbers**, something uncommon even among many well-known memorizers at that time. When his father suggested that memorizing verse numbers might be unnecessary, Ali smiled and replied, **”I enjoy doing it.”**
Two years after beginning his journey, Ali had memorized ten parts (*juz’*) of the Holy Qur’an. Feeling increasingly confident, he intensified his efforts and, within only six additional months, successfully memorized the remaining twenty parts, completing the memorization of the entire Qur’an.
One of the most important reasons for his extraordinary success was that he never hurried. He memorized according to his ability while constantly reviewing previously memorized passages to ensure long-term retention.
Inspired by Ali’s success, his two sisters and younger brother also developed a strong attachment to the Qur’an and memorized several sections themselves. Observing Ali’s growing talent, his father devoted even more attention to nurturing his abilities, while his mother lovingly supported his disciplined routine.
By the grace of Allah, Ali completed the memorization of the entire Holy Qur’an at the remarkable age of **seven**, expressing deep gratitude to his devoted parents for their encouragement, guidance, and unwavering support.
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